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hey love, i wouldn't suggest doing your violin exams too whilst doing the hsc. only because it doesn't sound like you're completely into it, and that your parents want you to do it - as well as having a teacher who sounds like the type that gets shitty if you don't practice all the time (which...

hahaha :P is it that obvious? scholarships are great, and university can get verrry expensive, so it's a tough one for you. if you're going to take a scholarship, take it at usyd, and not uws. csu also has a great reputation for journo (quite a trekk though if you're based in sydney)...

I've heard usyd isn't that great at all for media/comm. I'm at UTS - just finished 2 years of a 5 year journalism/law degree. I'm not saying I've heard bad things about the usyd degree because I'm from UTS. This is just what I've heard, and I've heard it a lot. One of my really close...

if you read it properley, you would have realised it wasn't advice. our maths teachers said that in order to answer many of the questions, you had to be able to think like a 4 unit student - which is why many of the 3 unit students were rolled.

sam; 97.6 uai; 97.9 fairly accurate. and a damn good surprise :)

eng adv - 92 legal - 93 music 1 - 95 modern - 89 maths - 90 3 unit maths - 36/50 hist extension - 48/50 1 more mark in modern and premiers award. lifes fucked like that.

yeah that's exactly what my teacher said to me; and i also think like a 2u student, so i was sadly rolled. :(

Re: Thoughts... thank youuu :) and thank you lovely :)

Re: Thoughts... eeek the paper seemed harder this year than usual for some reason... hmmm... by the way, does anyone remember the name of the quartet that sting did that song "until" with? it was question 3 i think? im trying to download it but i cant find it, only the original :(

oh wow! congrats all :) it seems everyone found ou through their school. what a nice surprise! :) did anyone find out by mail?

ahh i see. thank you =)

LOL definitely a myth. as far as i'm aware. that is completely unfair to give people extra points on the basis of ameb which has nothing to do with the board of studies, or the education department. :)

they would nominate pieces throughout last week and this week during the examination period. does anyone have any idea when they would let you know if you were nominated?

i did the australian 'history-wars', methodological approaches, and source use in tasmanian aboriginal history. got 36/40 all up, which was the highest. 23/25 for the essay 2/2 proposal 4/5 annotated bibliography 7/8 log book i think the log book has too much weighting compared to...

yeah last years encore was fairly good. oh and i wasn't aware they taped every performance?

anyone going to their gig in january? tickets went on sale yesterday. :)

oh! i seeeeee. all makes sense now. thanks :)

I know that examiners have to nominate pieces for encore, but does anyone know how they select from the nominations? I mean, there's no video recording of the performances, so how would they choose? :)

i think if you can learn your pieces from memory, that allows you to focus more on your performance. it depends also what course you are doing. for music 1 especially, to get in the top range, it is about personal interpretation, communication with other accompanists, and the way in which you...

i diddddd; (violin by the way) 1) spring, movement 1 from the four seasons - vivaldi (with a string quartet) 2) hungarian dance no.5 - brahms (with added violin, and piano) 3) appassionato - suk (with piano) 4) little chrissietina's magic fantasy - matthew hindson (duet with violin) :)